Rating
4.6/5 (based on Google user reviews)
User Reviews
Tamer Momtaz (3 months ago)
I'm so glad I visited the Nubian Museum. It's a hidden gem with fascinating exhibits and beautiful grounds. This place rivals some of the most famous museums in the world. I learned so much about the history of Nubia, and there's a ton of stuff here you won't find anywhere else.
I'm so glad I visited the Nubian Museum. It's a hidden gem with fascinating exhibits and beautiful grounds. This place rivals some of the most famous museums in the world. I learned so much about the history of Nubia, and there's a ton of stuff here you won't find anywhere else.
Gehan Abdalazeez (3 months ago)
Such a must visit museum, I have learnt a lot about Nubian great history and enjoyed lots of the most valuable discoveries. Also a lot about Nubian nation and their traditions, habits and ceremonies and celebrations. The best thing I was visiting it with a Nubian friend so he add more to me also. I spent an amazing week at Aswan island living and hanging out with Nubian families it was a blessing
Such a must visit museum, I have learnt a lot about Nubian great history and enjoyed lots of the most valuable discoveries. Also a lot about Nubian nation and their traditions, habits and ceremonies and celebrations. The best thing I was visiting it with a Nubian friend so he add more to me also. I spent an amazing week at Aswan island living and hanging out with Nubian families it was a blessing
Nermin Gerges (4 months ago)
It is an interesting museum to visit and verse. The layout is comfortable but a bit confusing to figure unless you're going with a guide, then it would be more interesting and easy to navigate. I added one image from outside the museum looking over the Old Cataract, and two images of the two most interesting statues I saw and loved. If you're on your own, take your time versing through everything, make sure you ask where to start every section (so you won't end up walking backwards), and if you want to make it better, do ask for a guide to show you around.
It is an interesting museum to visit and verse. The layout is comfortable but a bit confusing to figure unless you're going with a guide, then it would be more interesting and easy to navigate. I added one image from outside the museum looking over the Old Cataract, and two images of the two most interesting statues I saw and loved. If you're on your own, take your time versing through everything, make sure you ask where to start every section (so you won't end up walking backwards), and if you want to make it better, do ask for a guide to show you around.
Mara alex (6 months ago)
At the beginning i had underrated it because i had my mind full of memories of Cairo's museums. But it is a very precious treasure with marvellous archaeological finds. Very very interesting!
At the beginning i had underrated it because i had my mind full of memories of Cairo's museums. But it is a very precious treasure with marvellous archaeological finds. Very very interesting!
Seokjin Ham (8 months ago)
Nubia's archaeological, historical, cultural and environmental heritage is on display. A committee was formed to establish the museum in the early 1980s, and the museum opened in 1997. Covered in local sandstone and pink granite, the architecture reflects traditional Nubian styles. There are Egyptian ancient artifacts representing various eras, including the geological era, the Pharaonic era, the Roman era, the Coptic era, and the Islamic era. The outdoor museum is also worth a visit.
Nubia's archaeological, historical, cultural and environmental heritage is on display. A committee was formed to establish the museum in the early 1980s, and the museum opened in 1997. Covered in local sandstone and pink granite, the architecture reflects traditional Nubian styles. There are Egyptian ancient artifacts representing various eras, including the geological era, the Pharaonic era, the Roman era, the Coptic era, and the Islamic era. The outdoor museum is also worth a visit.
